Google already forces the "Account Chooser" for web sign out on everyone with no option to disable. This is all related. There was previously a link to an opt-

Google already forces the "Account Chooser" for web sign out on everyone with no option to disable. This is all related. There was previously a link to an opt-out switch that set a cookie to disable account chooser, but Google have now removed that. They don't like to give people choice, not even advanced users. Account chooser basically re-invents the concept of signing out. Google keeps your name and email displayed on the page after sign out. It takes multiple annoying clicks to "remove account" from the account chooser. Their suggestion to use private browsing mode to sign in, is not always convenient. Often you just want to sign out properly with one click, as per the way the rest of the world does it, and have no record of your credentials lurking around. Google says no to that, and forces their account chooser on everyone for their own agenda, and nothing to do with user preference. Sometimes I think the law should step in, as it does with privacy. "Sign out" should mean exactly that, nothing less.